19 September In History - What Happened On This Day

According to Gregory calendar, on September 19, the day number in a year is 263 and if it is a leap year then the day number is 264. September 19 has a special significance in India and world history, because many such incidents have occurred on this day which have been recorded forever in the pages of history. Let's know some such important events which will increase your general knowledge. The facts collected will be as follows: People born on this day, demise of famous people, war treaty, freedom of any country, invention of new technologies, change of power, important National and International Day etc.

Event Year	Incident/Event
1581	Sikh Guru Ram Das died. Guru Ram Das was the fourth Guru of the Sikhs.
1676	During the rebellion of Bacon, the residents of Virginia led by Nathaniyalbacon burnt the landlord's colonial capital on the ground.
1692	Salem Witch Test-like Ziles Corey was being crushed to refuse to register a argument for allegations of dyen craft, allegedly, 'overweight! '
1755	Great Britain and Russia signed military agreements.
1846	Two French shepherds, Melania Calvat and Meximinagirod, experienced a marian position on a mountaineering near Lala Salat, France, now known as our Lady of La Salat.
1863	The battle of Chikmuga began in the northwest Georgia and the most important union's defeat in the western theater of the American Citizen War ended.
1865	The University of Atlanta was founded.
1870	The siege of Paris began in the Franco-Prussian War.
1876	A football club was established in Ottawa.
1888	The world's first beauty pageant was launched in Belgium.
1893	New Zealand became the first country to introduce university after the women's suffrage movement led by Kate Shepard.
1893	In New Zealand all women were given voting rights under the Elections Act 1893.
1907	Artificial oil was first manufactured in history. This new material was invented by Scottish chemist James Yang.
1918	The third Transjordan attack began in the Jordan Valley.
1940	Vitold Pilki, a member of the Polish resistance, removed himself from the German forces and sent it on the order of the Aushwitz Concentration Campin to gather intelligence.
1944	Finland and the Soviet Union signed the Moscow Aristis to end the continuity war.
1952	Charlie Chaplin has been forbidden to enter Hollywood to return home until he has been thoroughly investigated.
1955	The Argentine army and navy revolted and removed President Juan Perón.
1957	The US conducted the first underground nuclear test in the Nevada desert.
1960	Chabbi Checker has a number 1 record with The Twist. Dance craze began around the world for this dance form.
1964	70 ethnic Vietnamese soldiers were killed by Montagnard's armed rebellion in the Republic of Nagyan Khan of Vietnam.
1970	The world's largest Greenfield Festival, the first was held at Michael Avis's farm in Glasnbari, England, Glastonbury Festival.
1970	Greek student Kostas Georgacis set himself on fire in Genova, Italy as protest against Georgiopapopolos' Greek military Janta.
1973	The Soviet Union conducted a successful underground nuclear test.
1974	In Honduras, 5000 people died due to the havoc of hurricane Fifi.
1982	Scott Fahman became the first person to use online messaging.
1983	St. Kitts and Nevis became an independent state.
1985	New York State is included in many other states, which insurance companies will have to undergo blood tests for AIDS when applying for health or life insurance.
1985	An earthquake of 8.1 mL occurred in Mexico City, killing at least 9,000 people and 100,000 homeless.
1985	The earthquake caused major devastation in Mexico City. In which three states were destroyed and around 10,000 people died.
1991	Oftzi, a well -protected natural mummy of a person from around 3300 BCE, was discovered by two German tourists.
1995	Unabomber 'Ted Kakzensky's manifesto thewashington post and the New York Times were published in the Thewashington Post, which was withdrawn after about three months.
2005	Al-Qaeda's deputy Ayman al-Jawahari said that Al-Qaeda implemented the group's plan and the public transport system of London at 7 am in July.
2006	The spacecraft is a delay of one day in the return of Atlantis as the unknown object is seen floating near the shuttle.
2006	The Royal Thai Army overthrew the elected government of the Thayprime Minister Thacasin Shinavatra, when she was in New York City for the UN General Assembly election.
2006	There was a military coup in Thailand, after which General Surayud became Prime Minister.
2007	Since the number of rocket attacks for the purpose of Israeli citizens is increasing, the Israeli government has declared the Palestinian controlled Gaza Patti as a 'enemy unit'. It also decides to cut the services in the region.
2008	China misses a large amount of milk and milk products, such as baby formula. This rigid measure comes after detection of melamine in liquid milk by inspectors that stain the baby's formula. This sutra was the reason that four children were killed and more than six thousand children were ill.
2009	A gay Gaurav in Belgrade, Serbia is discontinued on March on March by the police and Prime Minister Mirco Kewtkoviok after telling the organizers that they cannot guarantee the safety of the people involved in the peaceful march.
2012	The cabinet of Yoshihiko Nada reverses the first pledge made by the Japanese government a week to eliminate dependence on nuclear power in the 2030s.
2014	Apple iPhone 6 started selling.
634	The Bijantine-Arab War-Rashidun Arabs captured Damascus from the Byzantine Empire under Khalid Ibn al-Walid.

Event Year	Incident/Event
1965	Another woman of Indian origin who went into space was born Sunita Williams.
2007	Yuvraj Singh of India set the record for the fastest half-century off 12 balls by hitting six sixes in an over off Broad in a T20 match against England in Durban.
2011	Rescue efforts are ongoing for the victims of the 2011 Sikkim earthquake. The earthquake has so far claimed to have killed at least 67 innocent people in India, Nepal and Tibet.

Day/Observance	Level
International Deafness Week (19 to 25 Sep)	International Day
Saint Kitts and Nevis Independence Day	National Day

Birth Year	Name/Category/Country
1965	Sunita Williams / Astronaut / United States of america
1924	Suchitra Mitra / Singer / India
1930	Indrani Rehman / Dancer / India
1933	Sunith Francis Rodrigues / Soldier / India
1965	Sunita Williams / Astronaut / India
1976	Isha Kopikar / Actress / India
1977	Aakash Chopra / Cricketer / India

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